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Advance Micro Devices hasn't missed on earnings in 5 years. Shares are also busting out.
Will McDonald's report weakness or will the value menu save it?
Ralph Lauren is trading near its 5-year high, up 36 year-to-date.
The Mag 7 have nearly all reported earnings. Only Nvidia remains. But this week there will be over 1500 companies reporting earnings in all different industries. It’s a very busy week.
Still, the focus will be on technology companies again, especially the AI revolution stocks. This includes chip makers and the AI infrastructure companies involved in building and supplying power to the data centers.
We will also get more restaurants and retail companies which will provide more insights into the consumer.
It’s Hard to Be an Earnings All-Star
Two of these companies have not missed on earnings in the last 5 years. That includes part of the pandemic period. That’s an impressive track record.
It’s not easy for companies to beat every quarter or nearly every quarter for years. It takes good communication from management to the covering analysts.
McDonald’s has beat 4 quarters in a row and has only missed 4 times in the last 5 years. It’s a great track record given the pandemic.
McDonald’s is expected to grow earnings by 5.1% this year and another 8.4% next year. But investors have concerns about the consumer. Will the value meal be enough?
QUALCOMM has beat on earnings 9 quarters in a row. It’s an earnings all-star. It has only missed one time in the last 5 years and it was in 2023.
QUALCOMM recently jumped into the AI Revolution game after announcing new chip-based accelerator cards and racks for fast data center AI inference. Shares spiked higher on the news.
QUALCOMM is cheap. It trades with a forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 15.2.
Should AI investors keep QUALCOMM on their short list?
Innodata is a rare AI small cap that also has positive earnings. Innodata is a global data engineering company. It has beat the last 4 quarters, which is all the data Zacks has on earnings.
While earnings are expected to contract 12.4%, Innodata is forecast to grow earnings by 39.7% next year.
Shares of Innodata are up 83.4% year-to-date as it has broken out.
Will Innodata make it five in a row this week?
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5 Spectacular Earnings Charts
Key Takeaways
The Mag 7 have nearly all reported earnings. Only Nvidia remains. But this week there will be over 1500 companies reporting earnings in all different industries. It’s a very busy week.
Still, the focus will be on technology companies again, especially the AI revolution stocks. This includes chip makers and the AI infrastructure companies involved in building and supplying power to the data centers.
We will also get more restaurants and retail companies which will provide more insights into the consumer.
It’s Hard to Be an Earnings All-Star
Two of these companies have not missed on earnings in the last 5 years. That includes part of the pandemic period. That’s an impressive track record.
It’s not easy for companies to beat every quarter or nearly every quarter for years. It takes good communication from management to the covering analysts.
Will these companies beat again this quarter?
5 Spectacular Earnings Charts
1. Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD - Free Report)
Advanced Micro Devices has not missed on earnings in 5 years. It’s an earnings all-star. That’s an impressive streak.
Shares of Advanced Micro Devices are up 115% year-to-date and have broken out to 5-year highs. AMD isn’t cheap. It trades with a forward P/E of 65.
Is Advanced Micro Devices about to join NVIDIA as one of the top AI Revolution stocks?
2. McDonald’s Corp. (MCD - Free Report)
McDonald’s has beat 4 quarters in a row and has only missed 4 times in the last 5 years. It’s a great track record given the pandemic.
McDonald’s is expected to grow earnings by 5.1% this year and another 8.4% next year. But investors have concerns about the consumer. Will the value meal be enough?
Will McDonald’s beat again?
3. QUALCOMM, Inc. (QCOM - Free Report)
QUALCOMM has beat on earnings 9 quarters in a row. It’s an earnings all-star. It has only missed one time in the last 5 years and it was in 2023.
QUALCOMM recently jumped into the AI Revolution game after announcing new chip-based accelerator cards and racks for fast data center AI inference. Shares spiked higher on the news.
QUALCOMM is cheap. It trades with a forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 15.2.
Should AI investors keep QUALCOMM on their short list?
4. Ralph Lauren Corp. (RL - Free Report)
Ralph Lauren has not missed on earnings in the last 5 years. It’s an earnings all-star with a perfect track record. That’s impressive from a retailer.
Earnings of Ralph Lauren are expected to rise 21.6% in 2025 and another 9% in 2026.
Will Ralph Lauren beat again this quarter?
5. Innodata Inc. (INOD - Free Report)
Innodata is a rare AI small cap that also has positive earnings. Innodata is a global data engineering company. It has beat the last 4 quarters, which is all the data Zacks has on earnings.
While earnings are expected to contract 12.4%, Innodata is forecast to grow earnings by 39.7% next year.
Shares of Innodata are up 83.4% year-to-date as it has broken out.
Will Innodata make it five in a row this week?